St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-06

Her luuy lTlc1luS at lunCneOn last Monday
afternoon, which proved one of the most ele-
giant social events of the season. The perlors
were very beautifully decorated, and the
menu WAS served in Mays choicest style.
Mrs. Eastman was assisted by Mrs. Fred East
man, Mrs. George Eastman and her guest,
Miss Daymon. of Boston
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Higgins, of the East
slde were the surprised hosts of number of
their friends last Saturday evening, it being
the first anniversary of their marriage. Music
and refreshments enlivcned the company,
and number OF presents were left behind as
souvenirs OF happy occasion.
Mrs. CA. Mitchell gave an elegant 5 o'clock
tea Friday evening in honor of Madame Vim
Marianl of Paris, France. There were pres
ent Mrs. John Thompson, Mrs V. T.. Rice,
Mrs. n. u. Henderson, Miss Marie l.. Reed, of
Boston, and Miss Georgia De Camp, of st.
Paul.
Little Miss Carrie Wilcox celebrated her
seventh birthday very happily Friday. A
number of her friends surprised her in the
AFTERNOON and all had jolly time. A delic-
lous supper was served for the little folks,
soon after which all were taken to their
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Weitzner were pleasantly
surprised on Thursday evening by number
OF their friends Mt their home, S03 Eighth
street south. About seventy people were
present and the hours were quickly passed
with music and games
The friends of MIR. and Mrs. Ira Newell cap
tured them i'll their own home Wednesday
evening, having come to celebrate the fif-
teenth anniversary of their wedding. A great
variety or presents in crystal were left as
souvenirs.
Miller, entertained number of friends Thurs
day afternoon and evening. Supper was
served at O'Clock and the evening hours
were spent at cards and dancing.
The Misses Wright. of the East sde enter
tanned friends Thursday evening in honor of
their guest, Miss Dora E. Handle, of st. Louis.
Hearts and drive whist were the principal
amuSements.
Miss Margaret I. Horan and w. J. Barrett
were married Thursday evening by Rev. IL.
NJ. Simmons at the residence of Mrs. Walker,
40 Seventh street south. About forty friends
witnessed the ceremony.
Mrs. Preston King gave her first reception
tuesday afternoon at her home, 20 Eastman
avenue. great many ladies called. The
parlors were beautifully decorated.
Mrs Neal Farnham held her second recep-
tlon Tuesday afternoon at her home. SIC Sec
ond avenue south Mrs. Farnham was as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. Caldwell.
Miss Josephine Peterson and j. H. Paulson
were married last Monday evening by Rev.
a. Darr at the home of P. Clausen, 1905
Fourth avenue south.
Little Miss Berthe Reynolds gave party to
number of her boy and girl friends in honor
of her cousin and guest, Miss Esse Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Lane gave a largely at
tended entertainment at their home, 625
Eighth avenue southeast, Friday evening.
Mrs. E. j. Phelps entertained number of
her lady friends at l o'clock lunch yesterday
at her home, 1928 Park avenue.
Mrs. W. Fl. Lawrence. 622 Fifth street
east, entertained a number of her lady friends
at o clock lunch Thursday
Mrs. f. w. Deamater, $40 Fifth street
south, entertained about twenty of her
friends Tuesday evening.
The ladies residing at the West hotel in
dulged in very pleasant social in the clu b
room Tuesday night
The monthly social of the Y. NJ. C. A. was
well attended Wednesday evening, and was
very pleasant affair.
Mrs. c. s. Carenius, 112 Willow street, gave
delightful tea party to a few friends last
evening.
Mrs. A. W. Hinkle, Il Highland avenue, en-
tertained number of friends Wednesday
evening.
Judge and Mrs. Terrence will give a dinner
party Tuesday evening to thirty of their older
friends.
Mrs. L. P. Crevier. 6l5 First avenue north.
entertained friends Friday evening.
Mrs. Col Goodenow entertained the Young
Ladies society Friday night,
Mrs. c. c. Taylor gave an enjoyable tea
party Tuesday evening. , x. ---.,.
Mrs. Kirkbride entertained few friends at
tea Tuesday evening.
Miss Flora Lane gave q delightful o'clock
tea Monday evening.
BIRTHDAY PARTIES.
c. L. Johnson celebrated his 2Sth birthday
last Monday evening by entertaining num-
ber of his friends at the reception rooms of
Harmona hall. A bountiful supper was
served, and music, cards and dancing sup
piled pleasure for all. Mr.. johnson IS con-
uected with the Century Piano company. and
has many friends in this city. Those present
were: Miss Ida Geemuyden, NJ. A. Paulson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Prof. johnson, A. a. GuwitZ,
a. C. Sardeson. Miss L. Anderson, Miss X.
Lindgren, Miss B. Sardeson, S. Trobeck,
Adolph Edstin, Miss C. Tollefson, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. O. Seiblcy, Peter Bakke, Anil jacob
son, Mr.. Werner, Miss Sardeson, Fred Erick-
son, Miss G. jacobson, Miss II. Toefson, Miss
Mary Anderson, Mr.. Singer, Semer johnson,
Mr.. Artender, Miss j. Edstin Miss A. john
son.
An enjoyable birthday party was that with
which the friends of Mrs P. J. e. Clementson
surprised her on last Monday evening. the
occasion being her thirty-third birthday. The
arrangements were quietly made by Mesdames
A. L. Lindqust, P. P. Swenson and Eyer, and
the guests assembled in force at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Clemontson, 1926 Chicago ave-
nue.. A large number of presents were be-
slowed on the lady. Catfarellis orchestra
was present, and music, dancing and refresh
ments furnished amusement for all. Those
present were:
Sheriff p. p. Swenson and wife, Lieut.. Col.
Landberg and wife, George Fl. johnson and
wife. Judge Ueland and wife, Prof p. Clausen
and wife, Gen. c. f.. Llndberg and wife. John
Carlson and wife, E. Dean aud wife, A.
Westin and wife, Nick Anderson and wife, r.
Struck and wife, S. Anderson and wife, J. F.
Peterson and wife, John Brandt and wife, C.
c. Bennett and wife, NJ. A. Paulson and wife,
A. L. Lindquist and wife, Charles Sutherland
and wife, r. l.. Berglund, A. Moback and
wife, C. f. Lindberg and wife, Mrs
Lofstead, Mrs. John Thompson, Misses
Ella Tornborn, Addie Tornborn, Jennie
Carlson, Nellie Erickson, Katie Westin, Alma
Westin, Gertie Anderson. Angnes Olson, Tina
Berglund Anna Erickson, Tda Larson, Gus
sic Johnson, Lenora Johnson, Messrs. Jonas
Peterson, Red Wing; Alfred Backdahl, o. H.
Nelson. E. Norberg, Charles Bratt, John
Mattison, f. A Husher, P. Husher and 6.
LindquiSt.
SOCIETY PER>ONALS.
Miss BERTHE DaymCn, of Boston, who was
one of the leading ladies of Frederick Bry-
tons company last season, is at present the